Influence On Pop Culture
- The Brazilian grindcore band Flesh Grinder made a concept album of the movie called Crumb's Crunchy Delights Organization.
- Some dialogue of the Spanish translation of the film is featured on the famous demos "46 Cabezas Aplastadas Por Un Yunque Oxidado" and "Realmente Disfruto Comiendo Cadáveres" of the Spanish grindcore/death metal band Machetazo.
- Segments of the film were also featured in Canadian band Skinny Puppy's music video for Worlock.
- The final song on Australian grindcore/stoner rock band Blood Duster's debut album Yeest is titled "Derek" and features a sample of dialogue from the film in the penultimate "Intro" track.
- In English rapper Plan B's song "Rakin' the Dead" he quotes "I haven't felt this sick since I saw that film 'Bad Taste'".
- The final version of technical death metal band Lethargy's song "Humor Me" begins with a sample of dialogue from the film.
- The Finnish stoner metal band Kaihoro borrowed their name from the fictional town.
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